Saikat Chakrabarti

hugely on this issue.

And also he's against taxing the rich.

I mean, right now there's multiple ballot propositions to try to do a wealth tax on billionaires in California to try to do a tax on CEOs of large corporations.

And he's against both because he's corporate funded.

He's taken money from over 400 corporations over the course of his career.

He's being funded by people like Chris Larsen, Gary Tan.

I mean, these tech VCs, crypto billionaires, APAC.

So that's the big difference with him.

And with Supervisor Chan,

You know, the major difference I have is I'm running against the establishment.

Like I've said, I don't believe Hakeem Jeffrey should be the leader of the Democratic Party, and I'm not going to vote for him.

I'm trying to recruit people to run all around the country to primary other corporate Democrats.

I'm going in there to try to actually change this party.

And, you know, Supervisor Chan is not going to be willing to do that.

It's what differentiates me from both my opponents, to be honest.

I mean, I started this race and I've been calling it genocide in Gaza from the start.

And if something is a genocide, you can't be saying it's sending any sort of arms or any funding.

Like if this was any other country, we would not be sending any sort of aid to that country.

We'd be debating what kind of sanctions to put on them.

And that's why from the start of this race, you know, I've been calling for full arms embargo on Israel.